Though he couldn't take a few seconds to listen to Moog's story about him growing up on a goat farm "to carry the go.... to carry.... to carry the goats".
I have a lot of history with Brats here in the States. Was a fully certified Subaru mechanic back then. FYI you can raise or lower the ride heights with a wrench, they have jacking bolts on the struts, and they worked! I even dropped a small block chevy engine in one because you cannot have enough power. Watching this build and hoping you build the parts one as well. These are great reliable vehicles.
@@EinKerl3554 they were put in here to get around a tax on trucks in the US because the rear seats made it a 4 passenger so it wasn't classified as a truck. Toyota also got around some of the import taxes on their small pickup trucks in the 80's by sending them to the US missing the lower side panels on the beds so they could claim that they were incomplete vehicles and made and installed the panels here so they were partially manufactured in the US. The Japanese were really crafty at getting around some of the taxes here to be able to sell their cars here far cheaper than their US counterparts.
We are excited to embark on such an ambitious project! This kicks off the start of a series of videos focussed on this mad old car. Want to own it when it's all done and finished? Register your interest here, more details to come (once we make sure it's actually going to work) www.subaru.com.au/arsf-brumby
Can't wait 💯👌 maybe the next project could be yous trying to buy cheap drift cars and go do some tandems together like falcons or something I'd love to see yous at a drftt matsuri 🤙💯
Brats came with the jump seats in the back as a way to get around the chicken tax that the US imposed against small imported trucks. It was cheaper to throw a few blow-molded seats with grab handles in the bed to make it a four-seater than it was to pay the import taxes on a two seat small truck. I remember these all over the place as a kid.
Ford did that when they brought the transit connect over from Türkiye. They’d remove the seats once they arrived and ship them back to the factory for the next batch.
@@meteor5452 And most small Japanese pickups were shipped over as chassis/cabs and the beds were installed at or near the port of entry (and the beds were usually North America specific, hence why you don't see prominent lips and tie-down cleats on the later USDM Toyotas, Nissans, Isuzus and such).
as always, a great episode! I think that shoutout to the farm was worth more than 3K the farmer got for the Subarus. Really like seeing MCM supporting farmers like that
VERY EXCITED to finally see a Brumby on the channel!! I'm lucky enough to own an EJ turbo swapped brumby, the smile it puts on my face and the looks it gets every time I drive it is priceless. You blokes are going to have a lot of fun with this one and i look forward to watching it unfold.
Finally some proper vintage Subaru action from a huge channel! Can't wait to see where you guys go with this, the pre-Impreza Subies need more love and deserve to be preserved more ❤
I've been for a ride in one that had a wrx driveline fitted and i don't think it was too difficult. The chassis rails needed some massaging with a hammer to clear the cam covers from memory. Could have been more issues but this was over 20 years ago
So pumped for this build! Brumbys are MAD cars, I’ve worked in many farms that have used them. Imagine telling Marty from 2009 that this is what he’d be doing in 2023, working directly with Subaru Australia. What a ride 😁
This is the worlds greatest 4x4 youtube channel. But not for the cars (which are pure nuggety goodness) for the adventures they take us on and the people we get to meet along the way. For that reason MCM will always be a step above the rest.
Yesss! Super excited to watch this restoration! I used to work in a summer camp back in the late 90's in Illinois and I drove a white Subaru Brat with the jump seats in the back!!! It was an epic car and this episode brings back so many good memories. The camp also had a beige coloured Subaru station wagon that was so rusted in snapped in 2!
And this is how you do a damn "unveiling". No thumbnails or titles that spoil the surprise. This is the first time in years I've not been spoiled by those and was genuinely surprised when I saw them. Love you guys and love your videos! Good on ya!
Seriously taking me down memory lane. This was the first car my Dad and I used to go down to river with and slide it around in some mud. Can't wait to see what you guys do to it!
Such a recognisable starting noise for those familiar with the mighty EA81 these came with from factory! Great to see this iconic Subaru ute on the show felllas!
Aw man, I’m so excited! My first car was a 1985 Subaru L series wagon, my mum bought it new and she gave it to me when I got my license, I always wanted a brumby but never got one, good on you guys, they’re such a great little car, my L series had 460,000kms on it always serviced by the people that serviced it since new Subaru Lismore and then the chief mechanic and top apprentice went into business together (now no longer) Thank you for the nostalgic tears!
Oh man! I need to track down my '86 Brumby. First of the unleadeds, AM radio, pull choke - fantastic. I dont know how many CV joints it went through but it got me from B&S to Ag College and all places in between. I think its somewhere between Gunnedah and Walgett. This is going to be a great mod series. Thanks guys!!
My grandfather had one of these, in red with the box/ cage on the back. Been lookin for one since he passed, to no avail. This video took me back to trips in that pick-up with him. Thanks lads.
I used to literally go out with a “dairy farmers daughter” & the Brumby was such an awesome, reliable beast around the farm & taking it into town… Can’t wait to see this project! 👍🏻
I knew it was gonna be a ute, but I was not expecting a Subaru BRAT! I actually rode to school in the bed mounted suicide seats down dirt roads when I was a kid. It was absolutely surreal it felt like constantly being launched backwards in a small rocket. I arrived completely covered in a fine layer of dust. Such cool cars and I really hope I can own one someday.
Y'all never cease to amaze me with the ability to find new and interesting video ideas after so many years. I've been watching since the very early days and not much in my life has been as constant as MCM.
Looking forward to this. I worked on the very first Subaru’s to come to Australia and PNG in 1973. They seemed really weird to us at first with the boxer engine, etc, but proved to be virtually indestructible. Most of the work was only servicing as almost nothing ever went wrong with them.
I'm having a pretty shitty week, but this just made it so much better. I was NOT expecting to see one of these on the channel. Very excited to see the rest of the build now!
Me as well man. I truly am grateful for creators like MCM giving us something to take our minds off of the crazyness for a bit. All the best my friend.
I was hoping it was a Brumby but didn't actually expect it! Love them! Especially when you open the bonnet on them and (usually) see the spare sitting there! So cool!
I absolutely adore these little things, i hope to get my hands on one some day. Thanks for getting one up and running again. Also, class act doing it for charity. Absolute champions lads 👌
This is absolutely amazing. I just imported a 1990 1.3 Leone from Belgium to the Netherlands, and it's such a great simple car. 70.000km when imported, 5 years of sitting in a shed and last month did a trip to Denmark (2200kms). Love it, and love the project! Keep it up!
I grew up learning engines/cars on EA81 and 82's. Such great little engines. My first engine conversion was EA82 to EJ22 on these cars, they make such epic little tourers.
So excited to see this! My first car was a 1983 2 door Subaru GL with 4wd and 4lo system! It was fantastic but had a slow weak motor. If this had 130+ hp fuel injected motor and a nice 5 speed that would be great! I am sure you guys had mad plans 6 months ago when you started working on this project. Can't wait to see what it becomes!!
Hello, Matthias from Germany here. I love you channel, you projects and what I really like is the nsw aussie accent. Sounds so much better then british english. :)
My mom had a Brat that she bought new in 1979 that she always talked about having so many awesome adventures in, and I've been searching for one thats not rusted out to fix up for her as a retirement present. Im really excited about this build series!!
Give us the Gemini! Nah fr tho I'm pretty sure they will have been chipping away at it slowly in the background and only releasing the video(s) when they finally have a result. Perfection takes time and that's probably what Marty is going for.
wow i live in the original Bilton In rugby England didn't know there was one in your lovely country to love your show and this project will be awesome have been watching since the very beginning when you used to do the repairs on your drives as young ones the show now is world known and you guys are famous around the world and for all your hard work you have deserved every minute of your success and your show goes form strength to strength so all the best from Bilton Rugby UK.
My grandpa used to have a Brumby years ago! This is bringing back a lot of memories, like twice when it lost reverse, it had wet seats ever since I remembered, and he used to take his dog for runs with it on his property. Unfortunately this was the last car he owned before he died, and now it hasn't been registered since 2016 and now you never see these anymore. To see you two restoring one and making it even better than brand new got me on the edge of my seat! Can't wait for the end product.
Yes! I was going to buy one of these, brand new in 1991. Had all the brochures and pictures, colours chosen. Bought a 1973 zf fairlane instead, what a beast it was. hahaha Looking forward to seeing this little ute come out smicko!
My mom's first car was a BRAT! It was silver with pink brush and rollbars. We last seen it in 2014 in Aberdeen Washington. Always loved these little trucks. The Subaru DL/GL Sedan and Wagon had the spare tire right in the engine compartment as wel. I had two DL wagons. Both were 1986's with 5speed fwd trim.
OMG I cant believe you are still making vides, I used to watch this channel when I was in High school....so nearly 10 years ago.....just got my first car, and now Im back !!!!!!
Im sooooo hugely chuffed with this episode for the mighty Brumby....I did some time as a jackaroo after school west of Nyngan and the Brumby we had out classed most if not all of the other 4WDs....just kept going...
Nice project to dig into. 👍👍 VW Beatles have the jack and spare in front, the old ones also used the air pressure from the spare to push the washer fluid out. So if you washed your windows often you had a flat spare. 🤷♂🤣🤣
I remember having one of these in red as a farm truck in north wales during the 90s 🤗 loved it and diring busy harvest season it was the support vehicle carying all the tools and parts to deal with brakedowns and it was our canteen it had an aluminium canopy on the back 🥰
Had one of those when I was working as an electrician in a Swedish ski resort. It would go anywhere on that mountain, just skidding over rocks and bumps. Great cars 🚘
Great new project series idea. I am looking forward to following your build. I always wanted a Brat when I was in HS. The bed mounted jump seats just seemed so kool. Here in the states, my Jeep CJ-7 had the scissor jack in the engine compartment , mounted on the fender well. Tires were way to big to fit in the engine compartment. Plus there was no trunk, probably the same on your Utes, although they are under the passenger seats in pickup trucks.
Awesome project car! These things are awesome, I use to do deliveries in one back in the 80s and they go pretty good as well, the stock 1.8 will pull great front wheel burnouts, and the 4WD makes them very good off-road. I can only imagine how it will perform when you go full MCM on it.
I sold my Brumby back in 2011 and have wanted to find it again recently. Fixed it up with my grandfather and drove it to Brisbane from Central QLD. Was a great car. I saw it the other day but wasn't able to catch up with the person driving. One day! Bigger exhaust tip gave it the best sound.
I bet Subaru saw the Levorg build series and thought, "these guys have what it takes!" Good on ya boys! Looking forward to you guys working your magic on the Brumby 😁
For some reason I was always fascinated with this car as a kid growing up in the 80s and 90s. I’m really excited to see where this build goes. Thank you lads!
How is this brumby 1000 times better then the one I drive as a daily, if I had the money I’d put the work in but it still wouldn’t be as good as how you found that one. What an absolute find boys
My 2nd car was a 89 brumby, that I bought 2nd hand, 2nd owner for 9k back in 95. Put a 2" lift under it and flogged it on the beaches of Bribie Island. Sick little car, slept under the toneau cover on a blow up mattress when out camping. Great memories all round. Reverse doughnuts on the grass was fun too.
Awesome!! I would love a Brat... I may even be tempted to fit a WRX motor!! My first RC car was the Subaru Brat, so I've always had a fondness for them. This so has to be the next poster candidate!!
7:30 the little Brumbi looks just like my first vehicle from this angle. My first vehicle was a 1978 Chevrolet El Camino, 350ci motor 2bbl carburetor & was BLAAAACK, smoked like a Korean BBQ but was super reliable. In the states as you know we call them a Bratt & I have always been a fan of them.
Absolutely love brumbys, the first car I remember off my grandparents was the wagon version that they did 3 laps off Australia in with a home made camper
Can't wait to see this develop, we used these a lot for my old job in a rock quarry over here in NZ, that better one is what we would call pretty bloody mint over here, rust normally gets them real bad.
I used to own an old L Series Wagon which has similar running gear to the old brumbies. They're ripper cars lads! So much fun! Can't wait to see this project unfold. Keep up the great work!
Pretty clean. These dissolved so badly up in Scotland. Our one never seemed to get stuck in the mud. Just hopped around over the top of it. First car I ever drove, so keen to see what becomes of this.
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That bloke seemed like a great chap! Hopefully the local MCM fans all go for a tour of his orchard and give him tons of business!
Aloha gang !!!!!!
Future Sydney MCM Meet venue?
Though he couldn't take a few seconds to listen to Moog's story about him growing up on a goat farm "to carry the go.... to carry.... to carry the goats".
@@kc550give him the benefit of doubt. He was clearly not comfortable with the camera.
@eduardoboquin4102 I'm sure he's a nice guy, was just a weird moment of forced interruption.
I have a lot of history with Brats here in the States. Was a fully certified Subaru mechanic back then.
FYI you can raise or lower the ride heights with a wrench, they have jacking bolts on the struts, and they worked!
I even dropped a small block chevy engine in one because you cannot have enough power.
Watching this build and hoping you build the parts one as well. These are great reliable vehicles.
Manual adjustable suspension? That’s sick.
Oem manual adjustable suspension ?!?! That’s so fuckin cool !!!
As I recall the jump seats were very uncomfortable and very dangerous.
@@EinKerl3554 they were put in here to get around a tax on trucks in the US because the rear seats made it a 4 passenger so it wasn't classified as a truck. Toyota also got around some of the import taxes on their small pickup trucks in the 80's by sending them to the US missing the lower side panels on the beds so they could claim that they were incomplete vehicles and made and installed the panels here so they were partially manufactured in the US. The Japanese were really crafty at getting around some of the taxes here to be able to sell their cars here far cheaper than their US counterparts.
It was called The Chicken Tax, in response to European farmers putting a tariff on US frozen chickens.
We are excited to embark on such an ambitious project! This kicks off the start of a series of videos focussed on this mad old car. Want to own it when it's all done and finished? Register your interest here, more details to come (once we make sure it's actually going to work) www.subaru.com.au/arsf-brumby
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Can't wait 💯👌 maybe the next project could be yous trying to buy cheap drift cars and go do some tandems together like falcons or something I'd love to see yous at a drftt matsuri 🤙💯
Me.. ship it to the UK 🇬🇧
Yous could turn the doner shell into a drift car that would be class when yous are done.
I'm so stoked!
I love the Blue Mountains & Chillingbourne. 💙💙
It's crazy to think just how far Mighty Car Mods has come from the TRD laser but at the same time you're still exactly where you were in 2009
TRD LASER was a weapon haha
NOTHING beats the trd laser
So bloody cool that you were approached by Subaru to do this, congrats guys. Can't wait for the finished product.
Brats came with the jump seats in the back as a way to get around the chicken tax that the US imposed against small imported trucks. It was cheaper to throw a few blow-molded seats with grab handles in the bed to make it a four-seater than it was to pay the import taxes on a two seat small truck. I remember these all over the place as a kid.
Ford did that when they brought the transit connect over from Türkiye. They’d remove the seats once they arrived and ship them back to the factory for the next batch.
@@meteor5452 Ford got fined $1.3 billion for that tax scam in 2021.
@@meteor5452 And most small Japanese pickups were shipped over as chassis/cabs and the beds were installed at or near the port of entry (and the beds were usually North America specific, hence why you don't see prominent lips and tie-down cleats on the later USDM Toyotas, Nissans, Isuzus and such).
as always, a great episode! I think that shoutout to the farm was worth more than 3K the farmer got for the Subarus. Really like seeing MCM supporting farmers like that
Absolutely worth more, it's a shame it's not apple picking season!
that drone shot from the clouds was truly remarkable
VERY EXCITED to finally see a Brumby on the channel!! I'm lucky enough to own an EJ turbo swapped brumby, the smile it puts on my face and the looks it gets every time I drive it is priceless. You blokes are going to have a lot of fun with this one and i look forward to watching it unfold.
Still the worlds best 4x4 channel!
Finally some proper vintage Subaru action from a huge channel! Can't wait to see where you guys go with this, the pre-Impreza Subies need more love and deserve to be preserved more ❤
Seems like the perfect candidate for the sti engine that was in the grovel before the built 6 went in.
That'd require an awful lot of hacking and chopping to get it to fit. Let's see.
Even the standard Levorg engine (1.6L?) would go alright in this little thing. They have a couple options sitting around!
I've been for a ride in one that had a wrx driveline fitted and i don't think it was too difficult. The chassis rails needed some massaging with a hammer to clear the cam covers from memory. Could have been more issues but this was over 20 years ago
@@swisscourthustleoh yeah true! That would be really cool to see a super modern engine in such a classic
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Always love these!!! Thanks Guys!
So pumped for this build! Brumbys are MAD cars, I’ve worked in many farms that have used them.
Imagine telling Marty from 2009 that this is what he’d be doing in 2023, working directly with Subaru Australia. What a ride 😁
This is the worlds greatest 4x4 youtube channel. But not for the cars (which are pure nuggety goodness) for the adventures they take us on and the people we get to meet along the way. For that reason MCM will always be a step above the rest.
Can’t believe you guys keep pumping out quality content back to back, we are all here for it!!
Yesss! Super excited to watch this restoration! I used to work in a summer camp back in the late 90's in Illinois and I drove a white Subaru Brat with the jump seats in the back!!! It was an epic car and this episode brings back so many good memories. The camp also had a beige coloured Subaru station wagon that was so rusted in snapped in 2!
Great choice of project - and even better you’ve got 2, would love to see the ‘purity’ build plus a mad mod sti swap monster.
And this is how you do a damn "unveiling". No thumbnails or titles that spoil the surprise. This is the first time in years I've not been spoiled by those and was genuinely surprised when I saw them. Love you guys and love your videos! Good on ya!
Didn't want this episode to end! Can't wait to see the work you guys do to this rad little car/truck :)
such a good one if you like old school jdm cars check me out!
this. exactly this. love these
Ute mate it’s a ute
@@crispbacon641I feel like a poser saying “ute” as an American haha
Seriously taking me down memory lane. This was the first car my Dad and I used to go down to river with and slide it around in some mud. Can't wait to see what you guys do to it!
Such a recognisable starting noise for those familiar with the mighty EA81 these came with from factory! Great to see this iconic Subaru ute on the show felllas!
How did you comment this 5 days ago stop time travelling please 🤣
He's busy posting on the "Brumby build part 4" video right now.
Personally I would have thrown some fresh oil at it before kicking it in the nuts, but that is just me.
🤷♂️ start of this series breaking the interwebz?
Aw man, I’m so excited! My first car was a 1985 Subaru L series wagon, my mum bought it new and she gave it to me when I got my license, I always wanted a brumby but never got one, good on you guys, they’re such a great little car, my L series had 460,000kms on it always serviced by the people that serviced it since new Subaru Lismore and then the chief mechanic and top apprentice went into business together (now no longer)
Thank you for the nostalgic tears!
I love them. I have owned a bunch, and done ej swaps. They are a thoroughly underrated ute. And a lot of fun
Oh man! I need to track down my '86 Brumby. First of the unleadeds, AM radio, pull choke - fantastic. I dont know how many CV joints it went through but it got me from B&S to Ag College and all places in between. I think its somewhere between Gunnedah and Walgett. This is going to be a great mod series. Thanks guys!!
Glad you boys are doing barn finds, absolutely love them!
My grandfather had one of these, in red with the box/ cage on the back. Been lookin for one since he passed, to no avail. This video took me back to trips in that pick-up with him. Thanks lads.
I used to literally go out with a “dairy farmers daughter” & the Brumby was such an awesome, reliable beast around the farm & taking it into town…
Can’t wait to see this project!
👍🏻
I knew it was gonna be a ute, but I was not expecting a Subaru BRAT! I actually rode to school in the bed mounted suicide seats down dirt roads when I was a kid. It was absolutely surreal it felt like constantly being launched backwards in a small rocket. I arrived completely covered in a fine layer of dust. Such cool cars and I really hope I can own one someday.
Our family has a brumby and its easily one of the best cars we've got. It surprises you how much this car can do. Cant wait to see this build
I honestly wasn't expecting that aerial view in the intro. I appreciate you guys bringing such quality content.
Y'all never cease to amaze me with the ability to find new and interesting video ideas after so many years. I've been watching since the very early days and not much in my life has been as constant as MCM.
Looking forward to this. I worked on the very first Subaru’s to come to Australia and PNG in 1973. They seemed really weird to us at first with the boxer engine, etc, but proved to be virtually indestructible. Most of the work was only servicing as almost nothing ever went wrong with them.
I'm having a pretty shitty week, but this just made it so much better. I was NOT expecting to see one of these on the channel. Very excited to see the rest of the build now!
Hopefully next week is better.
Me as well man. I truly am grateful for creators like MCM giving us something to take our minds off of the crazyness for a bit.
All the best my friend.
Hope you’re doing okay mate
When you're having a bad week remember, it could always be worse
@@Jacobtheunwise And it could always be better...
I was hoping it was a Brumby but didn't actually expect it! Love them! Especially when you open the bonnet on them and (usually) see the spare sitting there! So cool!
I absolutely adore these little things, i hope to get my hands on one some day. Thanks for getting one up and running again. Also, class act doing it for charity. Absolute champions lads 👌
Can't wait for this build! My cousin had a BRAT in the US and we used to love riding in the jumper seats in the bed. Amazing.
Hell yes! I am legit so excited for this. Can't wait for the Resto. And maybe the parts car can become an engine swap monster?
This is absolutely amazing. I just imported a 1990 1.3 Leone from Belgium to the Netherlands, and it's such a great simple car. 70.000km when imported, 5 years of sitting in a shed and last month did a trip to Denmark (2200kms). Love it, and love the project! Keep it up!
I grew up learning engines/cars on EA81 and 82's.
Such great little engines. My first engine conversion was EA82 to EJ22 on these cars, they make such epic little tourers.
So excited to see this! My first car was a 1983 2 door Subaru GL with 4wd and 4lo system! It was fantastic but had a slow weak motor. If this had 130+ hp fuel injected motor and a nice 5 speed that would be great! I am sure you guys had mad plans 6 months ago when you started working on this project. Can't wait to see what it becomes!!
This is really cool. I’ve always really liked these cars, no idea why, they’ve always just appealed to me. Can’t wait to see this project play out.
Hello, Matthias from Germany here. I love you channel, you projects and what I really like is the nsw aussie accent. Sounds so much better then british english. :)
The EA81 engines in these use timing gears instead of a timing belt or chain. Pretty fun and unique.
We grew up with a brumby that my Dad owned. Such a cool car. And now he is slowly restoring another one. Great work guys!
Just seen a very nice rebuild of one of these on Larry Chen's channel. Will be cool to see what you guys do with it.
probably the exact same thing....not very original
My mom had a Brat that she bought new in 1979 that she always talked about having so many awesome adventures in, and I've been searching for one thats not rusted out to fix up for her as a retirement present. Im really excited about this build series!!
... 3 years + ... and you still haven't brought out the GEMINI
Give us the Gemini!
Nah fr tho I'm pretty sure they will have been chipping away at it slowly in the background and only releasing the video(s) when they finally have a result. Perfection takes time and that's probably what Marty is going for.
Desperately want to see the Gemini also want to see the return of 2sexy, the 2 door STI and find out what broke on the Hilux
I emailed them aswell since they obviously don't read the comments.
@@BaMenaceomg
It’s their car. Can do what they like with it.
wow i live in the original Bilton In rugby England didn't know there was one in your lovely country to love your show and this project will be awesome have been watching since the very beginning when you used to do the repairs on your drives as young ones the show now is world known and you guys are famous around the world and for all your hard work you have deserved every minute of your success and your show goes form strength to strength so all the best from Bilton Rugby UK.
This is Bilpin
Restore one WRX swap the other?👍
My grandpa used to have a Brumby years ago! This is bringing back a lot of memories, like twice when it lost reverse, it had wet seats ever since I remembered, and he used to take his dog for runs with it on his property. Unfortunately this was the last car he owned before he died, and now it hasn't been registered since 2016 and now you never see these anymore. To see you two restoring one and making it even better than brand new got me on the edge of my seat! Can't wait for the end product.
You know something awesome is coming up when whistling is involved... ❤❤
Please please please, Get in touch with Bucky Lasek - or reference his Brat for the perfect example !!
I’m an 80’s kid from Midwest America. This was the only Subaru I knew about back then. Gonna love watching this series!
Super excited for the Brumbies! I grew up riding in Subarus and have always loved these. And the cause makes it even better!
Yes! I was going to buy one of these, brand new in 1991. Had all the brochures and pictures, colours chosen. Bought a 1973 zf fairlane instead, what a beast it was. hahaha
Looking forward to seeing this little ute come out smicko!
My mom's first car was a BRAT! It was silver with pink brush and rollbars. We last seen it in 2014 in Aberdeen Washington.
Always loved these little trucks.
The Subaru DL/GL Sedan and Wagon had the spare tire right in the engine compartment as wel. I had two DL wagons. Both were 1986's with 5speed fwd trim.
This is something I can definitely watch a couple times. I love the Subaru brats and brumbys. My first vehicle was a 1978 Subaru brat.
So happy i found this absolutely golden piece of automotive content in this forest of autocontent
OMG I cant believe you are still making vides, I used to watch this channel when I was in High school....so nearly 10 years ago.....just got my first car, and now Im back !!!!!!
I have a 1990 brumby gen 2 they are an absolute beast of a car. You treat her well she’ll never stop💪🏼
Back to your roots guys. Well done. Let's go, I can't wait to see the outcome.
Im sooooo hugely chuffed with this episode for the mighty Brumby....I did some time as a jackaroo after school west of Nyngan and the Brumby we had out classed most if not all of the other 4WDs....just kept going...
This is such a cool project! Stoked for this one. I love picturing the brumby hauling around goats, such a fun story.
This is exciting. I've been watching bucky lasek restomod a brat with his daughter. Worth a watch if anyone is interested.
Loved these in the 80s in the UK , great find guys!
These are so rad! I hope Subaru brings them back with the resurgence of the mini truck.
Nice project to dig into. 👍👍
VW Beatles have the jack and spare in front, the old ones also used the air pressure from the spare to push the washer fluid out. So if you washed your windows often you had a flat spare. 🤷♂🤣🤣
I remember having one of these in red as a farm truck in north wales during the 90s 🤗 loved it and diring busy harvest season it was the support vehicle carying all the tools and parts to deal with brakedowns and it was our canteen it had an aluminium canopy on the back 🥰
Don't lie guys. You scored big time. Love the Brumbys. I've had 4 L series wagons a d always wanted a Brumby.
Yes love this fellow brumby owner can't wait to watch more!
Booyah! Well done men, my first car, can't wait to see your work. Go the Tillies!
I love this! Im very excited to see you 2 do a full restoration.
Driving my 85 BRAT home to this... so happy for this build
Awesome! Can't wait to see this one progressing! And with Subaru behind you, this should be an epic restoration :D
Had one of those when I was working as an electrician in a Swedish ski resort. It would go anywhere on that mountain, just skidding over rocks and bumps. Great cars 🚘
Great new project series idea. I am looking forward to following your build. I always wanted a Brat when I was in HS. The bed mounted jump seats just seemed so kool. Here in the states, my Jeep CJ-7 had the scissor jack in the engine compartment , mounted on the fender well. Tires were way to big to fit in the engine compartment. Plus there was no trunk, probably the same on your Utes, although they are under the passenger seats in pickup trucks.
Awesome project car! These things are awesome, I use to do deliveries in one back in the 80s and they go pretty good as well, the stock 1.8 will pull great front wheel burnouts, and the 4WD makes them very good off-road. I can only imagine how it will perform when you go full MCM on it.
I love it when old jewels get new polish... This is going to be fun.
Love the brats. The jump seat handles were so strange and rad.
I sold my Brumby back in 2011 and have wanted to find it again recently. Fixed it up with my grandfather and drove it to Brisbane from Central QLD. Was a great car. I saw it the other day but wasn't able to catch up with the person driving. One day! Bigger exhaust tip gave it the best sound.
Thanks
I bet Subaru saw the Levorg build series and thought, "these guys have what it takes!" Good on ya boys! Looking forward to you guys working your magic on the Brumby 😁
Can't wait to see Aaron back on the Mighty Car Mods screens, Keen to see how the thing runs once its finished
WOOOOOW!! Looking forward to seeing what you have planed for those cars :D
For some reason I was always fascinated with this car as a kid growing up in the 80s and 90s. I’m really excited to see where this build goes. Thank you lads!
How is this brumby 1000 times better then the one I drive as a daily, if I had the money I’d put the work in but it still wouldn’t be as good as how you found that one. What an absolute find boys
My 2nd car was a 89 brumby, that I bought 2nd hand, 2nd owner for 9k back in 95. Put a 2" lift under it and flogged it on the beaches of Bribie Island.
Sick little car, slept under the toneau cover on a blow up mattress when out camping. Great memories all round.
Reverse doughnuts on the grass was fun too.
Awesome!! I would love a Brat... I may even be tempted to fit a WRX motor!! My first RC car was the Subaru Brat, so I've always had a fondness for them. This so has to be the next poster candidate!!
Oh, man. This is exciting. Brats are so cool!
love the brunby as a country girl these things wer everyware , looking forward to seeing what you do with this one
7:30 the little Brumbi looks just like my first vehicle from this angle. My first vehicle was a 1978 Chevrolet El Camino, 350ci motor 2bbl carburetor & was BLAAAACK, smoked like a Korean BBQ but was super reliable. In the states as you know we call them a Bratt & I have always been a fan of them.
Absolutely love brumbys, the first car I remember off my grandparents was the wagon version that they did 3 laps off Australia in with a home made camper
First car I ever drove was a mates Brumby when I was about 14, such a cool and fun little car! Can't wait to see the outcome!
These cars are super cool. Looking forward to seeing it in its former glory.
You just managed to surprise me yet once again. Great content !!! Thanks for that.
Can't wait to see this develop, we used these a lot for my old job in a rock quarry over here in NZ, that better one is what we would call pretty bloody mint over here, rust normally gets them real bad.
I used to own an old L Series Wagon which has similar running gear to the old brumbies. They're ripper cars lads! So much fun! Can't wait to see this project unfold. Keep up the great work!
Pretty clean. These dissolved so badly up in Scotland. Our one never seemed to get stuck in the mud. Just hopped around over the top of it. First car I ever drove, so keen to see what becomes of this.